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Keep up to date with our statements on current news items, along with charity updates about Teacher Development Trust’s partnerships, staff, programmes, and more.

tdt welcomes new trustees
TDT Welcomes the Appointment of New Trustees to its Board
The Teacher Development Trust (TDT) is delighted to announce the appointment of five new trustees to sit on its Board. 
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beyond the what and into the how
Teaching teachers: Beyond the ‘what’ and onto the ‘how’
Last month, TDT’s Expert Working Party gathered for the second time in our exploration of ‘The Discipline of Teaching Teachers’. This session delved deep into the outcomes from consultations with teachers and school leaders
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TDT comments on the 2025 spending review
TDT comments on the 2025 Spending Review
A Spending Review is a chance to set out both a longer-term vision for the country but also an obligation to provide tangible detail on how it will be achieved.  It is governing in both poetry and prose.
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New CPD Leadership Hub
Helping school leaders get professional development right – to help teachers stay in the profession and thrive – has never been more important.
We are delighted to be launching a new website in April, with a free CPD Leadership Hub designed specifically to support leaders
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whats distinct about the teaching of teachers?
What’s distinct about the teaching of teachers, and does it matter?
In February, TDT convened an expert working party of education professionals. The goal? To explore and define the uniqueness of teacher learning.
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The david monis weston lecture
Teacher Development Trust’s Annual David Monis-Weston Lecture
We are delighted to announce that April 2025 will see the delivery of the inaugural David Monis-Weston lecture. 
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21st October, London, EC2Y 5JU

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